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Lead Bank Responsibility for New Tapi District, Gujarat

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Issued by RBI: 27 Mar 2008  ·  Decoded by BankPulse: 21 Jun 2026, 01:16 IST
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Quick answerRBI assigns Bank of Baroda as Lead Bank for the newly formed Tapi district in Gujarat, carved from Surat district. Bank of Baroda retains lead role for reorganised Surat district. No other district lead bank changes.

What changed

The Government of Gujarat created Tapi district (Vyara, Songadh, Uchchal, Nizar, Valod talukas) from Surat district effective October 2, 2007. RBI assigned Lead Bank responsibility for Tapi district to Bank of Baroda. Bank of Baroda continues as Lead Bank for the reorganised Surat district (remaining talukas).

What it means for you

Bank of Baroda now has lead bank duties for two districts in Gujarat: Tapi and Surat. Other banks with operations in these areas should coordinate with Bank of Baroda for district credit planning and government schemes. No changes for other Gujarat districts.

What you must do

Who it affects

Bank of Baroda (lead bank for Tapi and Surat districts), All lead banks in Gujarat, Banks operating in Tapi and Surat districts

Which bank is the new lead bank for Tapi district?

Bank of Baroda has been assigned lead bank responsibility for the newly formed Tapi district in Gujarat.

Does this affect lead bank responsibility for other Gujarat districts?

No, there is no change in lead bank responsibility for any other district in Gujarat.

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